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"And he shall confirm the covenant..."
1) DOES THE BIBLE SAY ANTICHRIST MAKES A COVENANT?
No - the Bible doesn't say Antichrist makes anything...it says "he shall confirm" the covenant. The act of confirming a thing always follows the act of establishing the thing. You can only confirm a reservation after you make one...confirm an appointment after you make one...confirm a deal (by handshake, signature, etc.) after you make one...and confirm a covenant after you make one.
Therefore, Jesuit Futurists must explain how Antichrist is to show up on the scene after the fact to only "confirm" -- not make -- the covenant between two nations that daily plot each other's annihilation, when the making of this miraculous covenant is presumed only possible by the mediatory hand of this same Antichrist before the fact.
2) DOES THE BIBLE SAY THAT SATAN MAKES COVENANTS WITH THE SAINTS?
No - it says the opposite. In Job, the rhetorical question is asked, "Shall he (Satan animalified as "Leviathan") make a covenant with thee?" to which the answer is obviously "no", "nada", "nein", "negatory". Again, Jesuit Futurists must explain how an idea that is so foreign to Scripture came to be so central to Jesuit Futurist eschatology.
1) DOES THE BIBLE SAY ANTICHRIST MAKES A COVENANT?
No - the Bible doesn't say Antichrist makes anything...it says "he shall confirm" the covenant. The act of confirming a thing always follows the act of establishing the thing. You can only confirm a reservation after you make one...confirm an appointment after you make one...confirm a deal (by handshake, signature, etc.) after you make one...and confirm a covenant after you make one.
Therefore, Jesuit Futurists must explain how Antichrist is to show up on the scene after the fact to only "confirm" -- not make -- the covenant between two nations that daily plot each other's annihilation, when the making of this miraculous covenant is presumed only possible by the mediatory hand of this same Antichrist before the fact.
2) DOES THE BIBLE SAY THAT SATAN MAKES COVENANTS WITH THE SAINTS?
No - it says the opposite. In Job, the rhetorical question is asked, "Shall he (Satan animalified as "Leviathan") make a covenant with thee?" to which the answer is obviously "no", "nada", "nein", "negatory". Again, Jesuit Futurists must explain how an idea that is so foreign to Scripture came to be so central to Jesuit Futurist eschatology.